The Sun Is Also A Star by Nicola Yoon
Fate they say it only happens once
in a life time though in The Sun Is
Also A Star By Nicola Yoon the theory is tested to the limits and
proven wrong. Since a young unfortunate immigrant named Natasha and a mature
successful young adult named Danielle, kept bumping into each other
continuously and surprising enjoying every single time. They began to fall in
love though only one thing was keeping their fate together that is the fact
that Natasha was getting deported. To think things can’t get any worse well you
have guessed it they most certainly can and unfortunately do. Natasha and
Danielle began to listen to the universe and become really great friends.
Unfortunately, the days are coming closer to her being deported and no one
understands what the universe wants or what is going to happen. No matter what
there is going to be a thrilling ending.
The book has too many curse words and started
off slow. The novel also did not have chapters it has short stories going back
and forth between characters and continually told stories about important life
lessons and poems that barely relate to the stories. At a point the story gave the hint that this
novel is a romance and should be only for a mature audience as it had a lot of
adult situations. This wouldn’t be recommended for a middle school age
population. Unfortunately the novel The Sun Is Also A Star By Nicola Yoon
did not meet my expectations. So I am going to have to give it two stars
because it a little misleading. Carlene G., Teen Reviewer